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Transcribed Image Text:4) Please determine the following parameters according to the zener diode circuit which is
given below. Calculate VĻ, VR, Iz, IL and Pzener ·
R = ...
Vi =
Vz = --
R, = ...
...
Figure 1. Zener Diode Circuit
Vi (V) R (N)
Vz (V)
R1 (N)
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